The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind partnered with
NASCAR to host the 29th annual “Race Fever” fundraiser at the International
Motorsports Hall of Fame Fox Sports 1 Dome Friday evening, raising more than
$100,000 for the AIDB Foundation. More than 40 drivers and racing/sports
personalities attended the fundraiser, including three-time Hall-of-Famer
Darrell Waltrip, Motor Racing Network’s Steve Post and race car drivers Justin
Allison and Kyle Larson. The event featured a motorized cooler race between NASCAR
Nationwide Series drivers Jeffrey Earnhardt and Dakota Armstrong, where
Earnhardt won in the final heat. The live auction’s top purchase, selling for
$15,000, was a five-day fully-guided hunting trip in Colorado.Tuesday, May 6, 2014
Race Fever raises over $100,000 for Alabama Institute for the deaf and blind foundation
The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind partnered with
NASCAR to host the 29th annual “Race Fever” fundraiser at the International
Motorsports Hall of Fame Fox Sports 1 Dome Friday evening, raising more than
$100,000 for the AIDB Foundation. More than 40 drivers and racing/sports
personalities attended the fundraiser, including three-time Hall-of-Famer
Darrell Waltrip, Motor Racing Network’s Steve Post and race car drivers Justin
Allison and Kyle Larson. The event featured a motorized cooler race between NASCAR
Nationwide Series drivers Jeffrey Earnhardt and Dakota Armstrong, where
Earnhardt won in the final heat. The live auction’s top purchase, selling for
$15,000, was a five-day fully-guided hunting trip in Colorado.
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